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So I think I have covered —talked a little bit about the noise that I wanted to hit. Also, something that is important just kind of to note—the panels do get dirty over time. And what we are planning on doing with those panels is they will be washed one to two times per year with water only. So there will be no chemicals or any type of cleaning agent that will be put on those panels. So essentially this is going to be a chemical free installation, and we will maintain that throughout the life of the site. Mike Fox: Michael, before I ask Mr. Rooks if he has any questions for you, will you confirm, according to the attorney that you were sworn? Michael Wallace: Michael Wallace, I was sworn in. David Brooks: Mr. Wallace, I am David Rooks, and I represent some of the residents. Who is your employer? Michael Wallace: I work for Cate Street Capital. David Rooks: And who is the applicant in this case? Michael Wallace: The applicant is Sunlight Partners. David Rooks: And I notice that your site plan says Binks, LLC on it. Michael Wallace: Yes sir. David Rooks: And what is Binks, LLC? Michael Wallace: Binks, LLC was a name given to —We have several solar projects in the state that we are working on in the same process as this one right now. And each site was given a name as it made it through the process for the North Carolina Utility Commission to identify each site. David Rooks: Binks, LLC is a company is it not? Michael Wallace: It is a company, yes, correct. David Rooks: A limited liability company. Michael Wallace: Yes sir. David Rooks: And who are the principals of Binks, LLC? Michael Wallace: It is going to be Sunlight Partners. David Rooks: Okay. Does Sunlight Partners actually own any operating solar farms? Michael Wallace: Ah, no, currently—Well let me take that back. They put in a whole array in California, and I do not know the size of that. They do not currently still operate that. They sold that off, but I do not know what that number is.